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What if d3.nest returned an empty nest object, on which you can define some keys (which would nest existing values, if any), and then you added objects to the nest object and they were automatically slotted into the correct position? Perhaps you could remove objects, too. It’s not clear how nest.rollup would work in this context, though.
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What if d3.nest returned an empty nest object, on which you can define some keys (which would nest existing values, if any), and then you added objects to the nest object and they were automatically slotted into the correct position? Perhaps you could remove objects, too. It’s not clear how nest.rollup would work in this context, though.
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